State Department

The Biden administration's decision on Monday to abstain from vetoing a United Nations Security Council (UNSC) resolution advocating for a cease-fire in Gaza is...

New York City's mayor cancelled a trip to the southern border over the weekend due to security concerns.

As the clock ticks down, a divided U.S. Congress grapples with the daunting task of crafting a sweeping spending bill to finance defense, homeland...

Retired Gen. Mark Milley and retired Gen. Kenneth F. McKenzie, the two senior generals overseeing the U.S. military during the 2021 withdrawal from Afghanistan,...

A State Department-funded study calls for the government to have stronger regulatory powers over artificial intelligence (AI).

Rep. Cory Mills, (R-FL), helped rescue a group of Americans from Haiti working at an orphanage in the Haitian capital Port-au-Prince.

Gangs in Haiti have kidnapped many priests and churchgoers, according to Amy Balog, a member of the group, Aid to the Church in Need.

Haiti's gang leader, Jimmy Chérizier, is now the "most powerful man" in the country, according to Judes Jonathas, an independent consultant.

The State Department and the Inter-American Foundation (IAF) funded programs to help LGBTQ refugee entrepreneurs, teach LGBTQ refugees how to use computers, and support Costa Rica's status as a country granting asylum to LGBTQ individuals.

The Taliban staged three public executions in the past week, a stark contrast following months of inactivity.